What’s On

What's On Take out your diary and book yourself in for all our key dates.

Every Monday 6.30pm

Quiz Night

Join us every Monday at 18:30 for our legendary Pub Quiz Night! It's the perfect start to the week, packed with laughs, great company, and a bit of friendly competition. Whether you're a trivia master or just in it for the fun, there's something for everyone. Prizes to be won, pints to be poured, and bragging rights up for grabs, come early to grab your table or book one now!

15 August -28 May 11.15am

Premier League 25/26

The Premier League’s 25/26 season is here.
Fixtures on the wall, pints on tap, screens ready. You know where to find us.

22 August -27 September 10.45am - 10.45pm

Women's Rugby World Cup 2025

We’ve always said there’s nothing quite like rugby to bring people together but this Women's Rugby World Cup? Next level.

31 August 12.00pm - 1.45pm

Ireland v Spain (Pool C), Franklin’s Gardens at 12.00pm

Ireland face Spain in a vital Pool C fixture. The Irish will rely on set-piece strength, while Spain aims to speed up play and find space out wide. Expect a contest of contrasting styles.

31 August 2.00pm - 3.45pm

New Zealand v Japan (Pool C), Sandy Park, Exeter at 2.00pm

New Zealand meet Japan in a Pool C clash likely to test Japan’s defensive resolve. The Black Ferns bring power and precision, but Japan’s tempo and spirit could pose early challenges.

31 August 3.30pm - 5.30pm

Italy v South Africa (Pool D), York Community Stadium at 3.30pm

Italy take on South Africa with both teams targeting a vital win in Pool D. Italy’s tactical structure will be tested by the Springboks’ physicality, making for an evenly matched battle.

31 August 4.45pm - 6.45pm

France v Brazil (Pool D), Sandy Park, Exeter at 4.45pm

France face Brazil in what should be a showcase of flair. Les Bleues are strong favourites, but Brazil’s passion and resilience may create moments of brilliance in a lively Pool D encounter.

28 June -02 August 6.45pm

British & Irish Lions Tour

The British & Irish Lions Rugby Tour is on, and we’re showing every match live at the One Tun! Secure your spot now and cheer on the Lions

02 August 11.00am - 1.00pm

BRITISH & IRISH LIONS TOUR

The Lions take on the Australian Wallabies, live from Sydney

22 August 7.30pm - 10.00pm

England vs. USA

Catch the Women's rugby world cup 2025 live with us across six screens!

23 August 12.00pm - 2.45pm

Australia vs. Samoa

Catch the Women's rugby world cup 2025 live with us across six screens!

23 August 2.45pm - 5.45pm

Scotland vs. Wales

Catch the Women's rugby world cup 2025 live with us across six screens!

23 August 5.30pm - 7.45pm

Canada vs. Fiji

Catch the Women's rugby world cup 2025 live with us across six screens!

24 August 12.00pm - 2.00pm

Ireland v Japan (Pool C), Franklin’s Gardens at 12.00pm

Ireland meets Japan in a fascinating Pool C opener. Ireland brings structure and set-piece strength, while Japan's pace and offloading game could catch them off guard. Expect a fast and technical battle.

24 August 2.45pm - 4.45pm

South Africa v Brazil (Pool D), Franklin’s Gardens at 2.45pm

South Africa take on Brazil in a Pool D fixture where the Springbok women are favourites, but Brazil’s heart and flair could push them hard. Both teams aim to show their growth on the world stage.

24 August 5.30pm - 7.30pm

New Zealand v Spain (Pool C), York Community Stadium at 5.30pm

Defending champions New Zealand start their campaign against Spain. The Black Ferns are known for their power and precision, but Spain’s creativity could test them. Expect attacking rugby and world-class execution.

30 August 12.00pm - 2.00pm

Canada v Wales (Pool B), Salford Community Stadium at 12.00pm

Canada and Wales battle in a crucial Pool B match, both seeking quarter-final qualification. Canada’s physical edge meets Welsh determination in what could be a decisive moment in the pool standings.

30 August 2.45pm - 4.45pm

Scotland v Fiji (Pool B), Salford Community Stadium at 2.45pm

Scotland face Fiji in a dynamic Pool B clash. The Scots will look to control the pace, while Fiji will bring attacking flair and unpredictable phases. Expect fireworks and end-to-end action.

30 August 5.00pm - 7.00pm

England v Samoa (Pool A), Franklin’s Gardens at 5.00pm

England return to action against a determined Samoa side. The Red Roses aim to showcase dominance, but Samoa will look to disrupt and challenge with physical intensity and pride on the line.

30 August 7.30pm - 9.30pm

USA v Australia (Pool A), York Community Stadium at 7.30pm

USA and Australia meet in a pivotal Pool A clash. Both sides have World Cup pedigree and explosive backs, setting up a fast-paced, high-stakes encounter with qualification implications.

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